Don Willson

Thanks for the feedback. I suspect the flexvolt chainsaw has done something to the internal battery cicuitry. I guess I hoped someone here may recognize the issue and have a remedy for it. I live on a remote island in the Norygern BC coast and the nearest dewalt repair facility js several days travel rom here.

I have a few 20 volt tools and a few flexvolt tools. I have a 60 volt flexvolt chainsaw that stopped running the other day. I tried all six of my batteries in it, 3 x 6 ah and 3 x 9 ah all to no avail. The batteries work fine in my 20 volt impact drivers and drills. When I tried to use my 4 month old flexvolt worm drive style saw it would not work on any of my flexvolt batteries, nor would other flexvolt tools I tried. My son tested this saw with his 6 ah flexvolt battery and it worked fine. We tried the other flexvolt tools with his battery and they all worked, as did the 20 volt tools.... when we tried testing his working 6ah flexvolt battery in the flexvolt chainsawsaw, it not only would not run the chainsaw but would not run any other of the flexvolt tools afterwards but operates the 20 volts tools normally. All batteries are fully charged as well. Frustrated